Starring
Shelley Long, Craig T. Nelson, Audra Lindley, Betty Thomas
Edd Byrnes, Stephanie Beacham, Mary Gross, Jenny Lewis, Ami Foster, Carla Gugino, Heather Hopper, Kellie Martin, Emily Schulman, Tasha Scott, Aquilina Soriano, David Gautreaux, Karen Kopins, Dinah Lacey, Shelley Morrison, David Wohl, Tori Spelling Update Cast
Cameos
Look for Pia Zadora, Cheech Marin, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Frankie Avalon, Dr. Joyce Brothers, Annette Funicello making a cameo appearance!
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Review
Welcome to the world of the modern fairy tale...
Join Shelly Long as she brings us into her world of glamour and riches. Sit back and enjoy this delightful comedy, for it is going to be a fabulous ride. Maybe just maybe you'll learn something about life and love......
It is 1989 and divorce is on the rise in Beverly Hills. Everyone handles this situation differently, Phyllis Nefler shops; She has everything money can buy, all except the love of her husband, but shopping isn't taking her mind off the recent news that her husband wants to leave.
Phyllis needs something bigger, she needs a cause. Something that will make her feel like she is doing something for the world. What noble cause will Phyllis choose? Save the Whales or Hands Across America? No, she chooses to lead her daughters Wilderness Girl Troop!
Normally this would be an easy decision, but Phyllis has wolves in the woods waiting to tear her to pieces!
Will Phyllis stay long enough for the girls to become a family, or will the wilderness overtake this spoiled rich girl?
I guess you will just have to watch Troop Beverly Hills to find the answers to this and many other questions.
-Just remember: as almost every other 80's film, this one has a happy ending!
Verdict
I love fairy tales, and happy endings are the best thing that came out of the 80's.
A movie can make you feel good. It can put you into someone else's world, and for a short time you will know how they feel.
That is what I look for in a film, when I am feeling sad. I want something to pick me up. Troop Beverly Hills does that for me.
This is a mindless movie. -What I mean by this is that you can sit back and relax without having to think about the plot or characters. So if you what to laugh and feel good, just watch the Troop get through all obsticles in their path....
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Key Crew
Director: Jeff Kanew
Writer: Ava Ostern Fries, Pamela Norris, Margaret Oberman
Producers: Charles W. Fries, Peter Macgregor-Scott, Martin Mickelson, Ava Ostern Fries
Locations Manager: Dow Griffith, Binnie Ruben, Paul Hargrave
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Data
Release Date: 22 Mar 1989
MPAA Rating: PG
Studio: Weintraub Entertainment Group
Production: Fries Entertainment, Weintraub Entertainment Group
Genre: Comedy
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